... been hindering. • • • canny In Kent the y crop snow deenribed ss lattio lees than a total failure. the (roes an alio second week in May being held o&rfly ry sponetble. The failure of the crop, which is a mamma ina:tkr for Kent growers, shown by the prices ...

... tieeo given for 3 toe lots sad upwards. Pamphlets, giving full particular, post free. W. BORNE & SON, Cliffs, near Rochester, KENT. BULBS. BULBS. BULBS. TOP SIZE. BEST QUALITY. NLRCISSUII—Emperor. 205.• Emnreos, Horefieklii, 18e.; Victoria. 23e.; Berri Commie ...

... and J. H. Campbell (U.). ESSEX (Chelnisforri)—Copt. Pretyrnan (U.). WATERFORD (City)—Jon Redmond (N.). KENT (Sevenoaks)—H. W. Forster (U.). KENT Aahlord)—L. Hardy (U.) YORKSHIRE (Barnsley)—Sir J. Walesa (14. NEWRY—J. J. Mooney (N.). YORK—J. O. Butcher ...

... the people. Tho already cat:read °pima of Spencer Boot.' Boots and Snots is that they are the moat reliable and cheapest the dr trict. As inspection inrited. T o compulsion to purobase.--Sracctra Bra. Boot and Clothing Storm, Shipanon•Stour. A POST OFFICE ...

... let away and , ggr»ew in their Mace hoelthy new akin. Mrs. floedohild who is the farmer's wife at New' Haase Farm, Wrotham, Kent, gave this startling story to • reporter:— About eight year, ago, when living near Gravesend, • small pimMe with • white bead ...

... R('oAR•BP.ET EXPERIMENTS KENT.—A committee of the Maidstone Farmers' flub last summer carried out experiments in sugar-beet growing on IR half-acre plots in different districts representative of the varieties of soil in Mid• Kent. As a result of these ...

... iplendld •eleel :on et and eery paean& pow tree; wren, A. Ed. weekly. for easy terms reliable stock gents' woolen*. eharea's boots sad shoes; ersrranteil; sent's bes-es/. knit. 10. id.; shoos, thatrent st)los, 6. 1111; term. L. weal) EDWARDS for easy term ...

... and other members of the family were ardent Church workers. GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBILATION.-00 SOW* evening last. Mr and Mrs Shaw, the Heath, entertasrd their friends in celebration of their golden widd i *„. which fell on the previous Wednesday. A party sat ...

... b. The Clerk mid the nuntion of salary would come on later. The Choiremsn was of orin:on that if the Local Government Pcnrd kent on i/PMing all thecae new order. there would goon be very few Gur.rdiana left. The work kept on in• creaming . , and *her would ...

... loft opportunity in East Africa and the attack on Slle m b saa , given in Central Nom toted massage freely Naerokif (British Kent Afrcee), dated Dec. 4 When the war broke out all the available King'. African Rifles were in Jubaland Irian known province ...

... so licited. Tan. Pof Bale as usual THE CARDEN OF ENGLAND FRUIT MARKET, 31 A I DSTONE. KENT. John A. Thoday, Auctioneer and Valuer, 6. 7 & 8, Market Buiidutge, MAIDSTONE. }'R 1T FARMS. FRLIT BUSLNESSES, GROWING CROPS, FARM AND GAILDEI PRODUCE BOUGHT AND ...

... Tree. at tbo Ken. Commere.al Fruit Show, Ashford, 1911, ana Maidstone, 1912. ANNUAL AUCTION BALE of TRUTT TREES, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24th, 1915. JAMES W. TODMAN, PLATT NURSERIES, BOROUGH GREEN, KENT. Planters of Fruit Trees— Try ■ERRYWEATHER'S Special Attention ...